Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Whenever Ji Han and his companion found a dish they liked, they would take some with them and then go to the local tribe's settlement to invite at least a family or several people to stay in their space.

In fact, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu wanted to visit the magic forest in Africa, where there must be countless magical creatures. However, due to their age, their magical reserves and magical abilities were limited, and they would only have two options when facing those high-level magical creatures: escape or death.

Therefore, after thoroughly exploring the creatures of the African savanna, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu headed straight to the nearest city that seemed relatively prosperous, bought some local specialties, and then used the portal key to teleport back to Diagon Alley.

Of course, this time the price of the door key wasn't cheap, since the destination of the teleportation was their house, which is densely populated. If they teleported to the wrong house and ended up in someone's bedroom, that would be a real mess.

Back in Diagon Alley, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu carefully labeled all the packed gifts and handed them over to Bivenbill, the two little elves who would handle the subsequent mailing arrangements.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu then briefly explained the follow-up management plans for the small herb gardens before hurriedly packing their luggage and teleporting directly from the fireplace to Hogsmeade, just in time to catch the senior students returning to school by carriage.

It's that time of year again for college selection. Once again, they endured the evening's songs with blank expressions. In the new academic year, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu set their new goal—a remnant soul! A remnant soul! A remnant soul!

The main problem is that the diary they destroyed a few days ago actually received the same merit energy reward from the system as the main soul they destroyed last semester. Who can withstand that?!

Besides the diary, according to Ji Han and the others, Voldemort had six other Horcruxes outside: Gaunt's ring, Ravenclaw's crown, Slytherin's locket, Hufflepuff's trophy, Nagini the snake-man, and Harry Potter himself.

Of all the Horcruxes, no matter how Ji Han and his friends plotted, the easiest one to obtain was still the Ravenclaw crown, since it was currently in the Room of Requirement at Hogwarts. It seemed the rummaging through the trash would have to continue.

In addition, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu also decided to try their best to obtain the Slytherin pendant this school year. Of course, unless necessary, they did not intend to lure Sirius out in advance, since the house-elf Kreacher was the main target for the pendant.

It's important to understand that although the Black family mansion is closed, with the Blood Curse in place and the only heir residing in Azkaban, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu definitely cannot directly enter it.

But even if they don't go in, Kreacher can come out. Over the years, Kreacher, as an elf, also needs to eat and drink. It must have gone out to purchase supplies many times. The Abor family is one of the twenty-eight pure-blood families. With so many house-elves in the family, it's only a matter of time before they can contact Kreacher through their network of connections.

The reason Ji Han and his group didn't send Biven and Billie to Abbott's house to inquire about the situation was mainly because they hadn't figured out how to safely retrieve Regulus Black's body from the lake full of undead.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu believed that Kreacher would be willing to use Regulus's corpse in exchange for witnessing the locket being destroyed so that its owner could complete his mission.